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Phillip B Oldham
In my attempt to learn python in a weekend, I've fallen foul at line
10 of my second scripting attempt. Basically I'm writing a simple
spider, but currently I'm unable to find any documentation on making
HEAD requests using the urllib2 library to test whether a file exists
on a remote webserver.
I've checked the docs on urllib2 from docs.python.org, and unless I'm
missing something there doesn't seem to be a way to do *any* request
other than a GET and POST.
Surely this can't be correct? If so, we're all going to have a hell of
a time creating RESTful web apps.
Any help on the matter would be greatly appreciated.
10 of my second scripting attempt. Basically I'm writing a simple
spider, but currently I'm unable to find any documentation on making
HEAD requests using the urllib2 library to test whether a file exists
on a remote webserver.
I've checked the docs on urllib2 from docs.python.org, and unless I'm
missing something there doesn't seem to be a way to do *any* request
other than a GET and POST.
Surely this can't be correct? If so, we're all going to have a hell of
a time creating RESTful web apps.
Any help on the matter would be greatly appreciated.